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The document summarizes FOSS4G-Asia, an open source geospatial conference held in Thailand in 2014. It provides details on: - The conference was held in August 2014 and had 112 participants from 18 countries. - There were 8 workshops covering topics like QGIS, OpenStreetMap, and disaster impact modeling. - Social events included an icebreaker at a beer garden with 1.5 liters of beer provided per person. - The conference included 9 keynote speeches and 33 presentations across 12 themes, as well as 15 posters.
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